What is a sediment deposit?

Answer 1

Made of loose sands, shells and pebbles drifted to the bottom of the seas.

Answer 2

A sedimenter is also called an agglomerater and is used to remove excess water from diesel. This process uses a mesh filter and a bowl to remove the water.

Answer 3

All the river carries certain amount of silt eroded from the catchment area during heavy rains and deposition of the silt takes place it is called as sedimentation.

Answer 4

The matter which subsides to the bottom, from water or any other liquid; settlings; lees; dregs.

Answer 5

Sedimentary deposits are zones, typically layers, of sediment that has been transported and deposited

Answer 6

Occurs when excessive amounts of suspended soil particles settle out and accumulate on the bottom of a water body.

Answer 7

Eroded rock, dead living things, space dust, etc.

It may be transported by water or wind, then it collects somewhere.

Answer 8

A sediment is the solvent insoluble material accumulating in the bottom of the container.

Answer 9

A sediment deposit would include rock, particles of rocks, soil, organic matter, and any other material that has been deposited by wind, moving water, moving ice, or gravity.

Answer 10

This sediment is a precipitate, an insoluble matter in the solvent.